By Doug Schneider
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The weather continues to look ideal for racing during the 12 Hours of Sebring weekend. Today's forecast update looks very similar to the forecast I posted on Sunday, and my confidence that the event will be dry remains high. Sebring has been known to have some pretty crazy weather in the past - either monsoon downpours or extreme heat and humidity - but that will not be the case this year.
Wednesday will be a little breezy as a cold front exits and high pressure builds in from the north. The north wind will also keep temperatures quite cool, only reaching the mid to upper 60s. Sunshine will prevail through the rest of the event, with a gradual warming trend each day. Daytime humidity levels will be very comfortable as well, as the air mass associated with the high pressure area will be very dry. Because of the dry air, overnight low temperatures will be quite chilly for those who are camping, with lows expected to be in the 40s each morning.
Wednesday will be a little breezy as a cold front exits and high pressure builds in from the north. The north wind will also keep temperatures quite cool, only reaching the mid to upper 60s. Sunshine will prevail through the rest of the event, with a gradual warming trend each day. Daytime humidity levels will be very comfortable as well, as the air mass associated with the high pressure area will be very dry. Because of the dry air, overnight low temperatures will be quite chilly for those who are camping, with lows expected to be in the 40s each morning.
